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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
M~ACAULAY,s PREDICTION.

Me-. CHAUNcEY NJ. DEPEw Of New
York, in his Grafton before the reunion Of
the Army Of the Potomac at Saratoga said:
Thirty years ago Maeaulay wrote a let
ter 70 an eminent citizen Of this State
Whieh carries to the reader the shock Of an
electric battery. In IL be declares that
our institutions are not strong enough TO
stand the strain OF crowded populations
and social distress, and that our public
lands furnish the only escape from anarchy.
With the opening Of the next century,
thirteen years hence, they will all be Oe-
eupied, and at the FIRST Industrial disturb
ancs which throws lEge masses Of men
out Of employment Sc must MEET the pre-
dietiOn OF the famous historian. Ii Macau-
ley BAD Witnessed the sublime response Of
the people to President LiucOin's call for
troops 70 suppress rebellion and save the
Union, Il would have cleared bis vision
aud modified bis judgment Nevertheless
the exhaustion Of the public domain
and the disappearance forever OF the IN
bought homestead present part Of Maeau-
lays problem. The ranks Of anarchy and
riot Bumber no Americans The leaders
boldly proclaim that they can come here,
not 70 enjoy the blessings OfOur liberty and
TO sustain our institutions, bat to destroy
our government and dethrOne our laws, to
cut our threats and divide our property.
Dissatisfied labor furnishes the oppOrtuni-
" to preach their doctrines and mobs tn
try their tactics. Their recruiting officers
are active in every city in Europe, and for
once despOtie governments give them sc
cord and assistance IN securing and ship
ping to America the most dangerous elc-
meDts Of their populations. The emi-
grants arriving this year viii Outnumber
the people Of several States and OF every
city in the country but three, and if
some mighty power should instantly
depOpnlate Maine or Connecticut or
HebrAskA, or Buffalo, Cleveland,
Detroit and New Haven combined, with
their culture, refinement and varied pro-
fessiOnal, mechanical and industrial ex-
~eellenee and enlightened government and
suddenly substitute these people, We could
quickly estimate the character and value
OF this contribution to our institutions and
wealth. The ~emigTants OF the past have
been Of i~nealeulable benefit to a country
which needed settlers for lis lands and
skilled and unskilled labor for its towns.
and among them have been men who have
filed and adorned the highest positions Of
power and trust The officers Of the gov
eminent report that there Is . falling or
Of over seventy per cent Of farmers, me-
ehanics and trained workers and their
places are occupied by elements which
must drift into and demOEalize labor cen
tres already OverstOeked and eOngested or
I'll the highways and pooEhouseS. We do
not wish TO prohibit ~emignstiOn, bat cur
laws should be rigidly revised 50 that We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

EyERYwHEREalmost elaborate pTsPara-
tons are in progress for real Old-fAshiOned
old-time Democratic FOurthO Of July What
ay this community 70 such . celebration
A real barbecue, with speech making and
national salutes from cannon planted on
the hill during the day, and 4 fine display
Of fireworks at night wouldn't be bad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
DIED.

GRAHAM-on Fndzy, Jun q, lSl, a. I'D
4 m, MINNIE v, daughter Of William and
Elizabeth Graham. sged Is years
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
lI3 Fifteenth street. Sunday afternoon Al two
o'elOek. Friends Of the family respectfully In
vissd 70 attend. Inter1nent &; Peninsula GENE
tey.
sMITH-Ihurdzy, June = lss7, a. O'Clock
q. "a, suSANSAH, vie Of james smith aged o
yeAr and ? nOnikE
Funeral from her late residence in BenEcod'
sunday morning Al 3 O'Clock. Intement Al Nj.
Calvary cemetery. Friends are invited 70 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

The time is approaching for the appear
ancs Of the annual statement Of receipts
and expenditures Of Ohio county. The
law requires that it be published in detail,
We believe, for the examination Of the tax
payers OF the county. LIST year the old
Board saw ft to ignore the Law and much
adverse criticism upon their action was the
consequence. Let rs hope the present
Board will give the pvbie a full detailed
and itemized account Of their stewardship
for the fiscal year. No harm can cone OF
a sharp, close scrutiny into every cent ex-
pended and for what purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
Public Sale Of Real Property.

Under THE AUTHORITY oy A DEED %
" trUst eTecfTtci IN me ~ trustee by 1bomAs
Hovlsy and May A. Ho~leJ, his wife. dated
on the 18th day q Nay, isst. and rcorted 10 The
Ofice of the Clerk % the County Cur 81 shio
County. In Deed q Trs; Book No. q, Vsse 10,
l will, On
Wednesday, b s2d Day sfJsse. 1871.
beginning al 10 O'Clock q IN, Hll At pablo sDc
ton. n the front toor % the Court Hocse of Ohio
county. West yirxinis, the following described
real propefty, thai h 70 say: The sogih hall a
lt numheref ~ Ave, In square Numbered O9
sixteen, - Designated. on the map Of the sgbt-
visions Of the Io~eph CAldweil's estate and ~.
diiions therefpm ~ the City az wheeling IN
The oDuni Of Ohio and Hiate ~ We; Virginia,
Md bOt II fronttng ON the wes; side 81 Jsnob
street, formerly called James street, briweea
Tuenty seventh and Tu euiy eighth street,, form.
erly called Preston and iAytoe pfroeu, In the
Sixth ward Of the CO ~ Wheeling. tssthG
With all the improvements situate thercon and
thereunto belonging.
TERM OF EALE-One-th third of the p1rchNe
money or 10 npeh more a. the purchaser may
elect. cash In hand on The day o saIe, and the
residue In tao equal InstAlmsnu. payabis ~
speffiyelv In nine and eighteen rnonths After The
day OF sale with interest from thai dsy, the DE-
ferred iystslinenp 20 be secured % the atisfae
ton of the undersigned tr8cee.
FkAsK wALTHER, Trustee.
RcxytL . sfIyrL Aitpraeya nyiy
The above sale 10 . tjournei nniii sATURDAY,
=, lsss, At the tsme place snf time.
ieo FRANK vALTHER. Trustee.
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TNOTIcE
or Drawing OF Buckeye Glass Com
many Bonds.

Notice Il hereby given, pursuant TO the require
meuts Of the mortgage q the Buckeye GlGs
Company works q; Martins Ferry, 0hio,) TO
Llfred CalfWeIl- dated Sersenber oh. 1850. re-
corded among the land records in Belnont coln-
y, Ohio, 70 secure bonds Of aid company, thai
twenty Of GAid bonds were selected By lot fE
redemption and payment July iS, 1856, BY Mid
company, In accordance with the provisions o.
sAid moItgAge The numbers Of the said twenty
bonds are - follows n. 81, I0o. ul, lxS,
I33, I3s. I99. I52 I9s, 2o3, e1o, zS5,
z41. 2f6, ESQ, 259. 26A, 2z0, 2zf
The aid twenty bonds win be paid By said
company up0n presentation AZ the Bank Of the
Ohio valley, in the city Of Wheeling. w. Va. on
the Ia day Of July, Iss7, or thereafter, tose1hef
with interest thereon for the nr9 half Of the
year ISL. Interest upon the sGid twenty bonds
hall cease on jug /. 157. and the fnterea Her-
rants or coupons attached thereso. which ncye
not become dne on OF beforethe la1 nGmedokte.
ALFRED CALDWELL
June Is. 1851.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

TIE S~eventy-FInt Pennsylvania Rsgl-
meut wants 70 return 10 PICEETT's diTl=
son the flags captured from it during the
great charge al Gettysburg. We make
this announcement that the Lataaigese1
nay proceed to have another spaSn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

BLAHE begins 10 wish he ws again
aerOss The buny deep Buffalo BILL =
the Attraction over in Europe just DOW
and Brother BLAINE Is nowhere He
ou9ht to have waited til WILLIAM came
haek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

AsOOD many are regarding SWashbOek-
Ter FAIRCHLD - very mean a Bal
the New ORLEANS RasyEae tells Of . man
almost Ss mean This fellow uss the
wart on the hack Of his neck for q collar
button.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

THE report OF the United States GeOlog-
zeal survey, shows that the total PrOduc-
ton o. all kinds of coal in lsS6. exclusive
0: that consumed at the mines known as
eolhery consumption, Wa lG7,612,29
short tons, valued at Sl47, l12, 755 at the
mines. This may be divided into Penn
s~ylyania anthracite, SO, $50, 475 short or
-, 7Ji, 40 long tons, valued at SIl,55S,-
l26: all other Goals Including bituminOus,
brown coal, Ignite, and small lots OF an
thracite produced in Arkansas and Col
Orado. 7O,9s5, "a short tons, valued at
81, 54,6 29.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
STATE CAPITAL

-
Intsrssting Letter From Dur ChAriestOn
c0rresPOadsat-SenatOr KsnnA On Com
missioner Miller and senator Faulkner
Other Matters
SDsess o1TaPo1dzx@ aN Rau&a.
CHARLErOS, ". Va, June I'll had
asbort bat interesting conversation with
Senator Kenna this morning, dunng the
course Of which the late special from Wash
inZton in regard TO the appointment OF
West Vinyinizn to Ell the vacancy II the
cabinet which viii be caused By the ap-
pointment Of Secretary Lamar 70 the SUI
irene bench. WIS touched upon The
senator thought there WAS nothing what
ever in the rumOr, feeling satisfied that
when the vacancy occurs d President
viii not eOn6De himself to any particular
section. but will look all over the country
for n capable and able man TO NIL the aP-
pointment As 10 himself the Senator
states he has received DO intimAtion what
ever. other than that which the special
dispatch eouysys. and that In no event
Eould he accept this or any other appoint
ment As to ex-senator Davis, In this
connection. inasmueh rs that gentleman Is
50 actively and extensively engaged IN
his railroad enterprises, and aSSsid-
uously deyOting himself to the develop
ment Of the business interests and resources
Of his section, the Senator doubts very
much whether he would accept any ap-
pOintment and knows he l. not seeking
one. Senator Kenna further stated that
Commissioner Miller IS not = eandidatenOr
applicant for any Office, his time being too
fully occupied with the duties Of his de-
partment and that ifthe-e has been any
discussion As It relates to any Of these gen
tlemen il il entirely without their knOWl-
edge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
A HOME REMEDY.

Unequalled BY any other. The Regulator IS The
besI preventive and preparatory medicine. NJ
matter what the attack, 3 dose Of u will anond
relief and ia ordinary cAsS viii elect Aspeedy
cure. Its use FIR over half a century BY thols-
Ands Of people has endorsed il a. TIE BEST.
The Aalue Of = household REMEDY con
sits in is accessibility a. well as is ell
Cacy, and May attacks OF disease IN
WETted OF By convenient Medicines
simmons Liver Regulator is a most Talu-
able medicine 20 have in The house, and
heartily recommend IL g. the 'O1nceOt
preventive 50 much talkedO Of and wished
fOT"-T W. wOREELL Principal Irving
Grammar school, Frankfort, Pa.
%DemAnd the genuiHe with trade marx 2
in red on front Of wrapper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
Public Sale Of Real Property.

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY vEsryp
d in me By Q decree Of the Cnui Cour a
Ohto county, entered o. the 2it day Of Nav
~. IN asuittn ehance1 therein pending shrr.,
Ia The Nail CITY BuiitinS and Loan AssoclASr /,
plaintiff and Mary Clancy and olhrs are De-
trndanrs I will. IN
SATURDAY. JULY ath. Iss.,
brsipntng AZ 10 O'Clock q m, sell AZ public Az.
ton. az The froat door Of the CoGn House ofOEo
cuunsy. Wet Virginia. the f~oiLosing ceSnt-t
real prupeny. thar Is 70 say: The soaih oae-hGf
OF tos numbered twenty, a he rome soqth a
secppi and cas-; Of Charles streets. In TIE CtT
on wheeling. and STATE 81 wc<s yirxfna 4,
shown on the Flat acknowledged Zoe renuai 90
the 2sfh day o. November, iso7. ~ Beverly n
EUd and recorded I'm the onsce Of The Ceri q,
the county Court Of Ohio county, in DEED Baf
No 81, page g
TEXAS OF sALE-0nehsf Of the y1rAIs
money. az 40 much more - the purchaser nav
elect cash In hand On the day q sxle. and q.
residue in one year with interest, the purrha.t
giving his note foS the deferred instAlueni o, he
purrhae money, and the title beisg retained %
Seue the payment thereof
HENRY " RUSSELL.
Special Cnmnietone..
&c HKkyEY. AGstioBeer.
Bond with security has been rven ~ The
above named oonlni,sioucs .. p guifri b ne
sAid decree. John ". MITCHELL.
iefG Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

THE I~atdRfgaaoeT Is very slow IN correct
ing the e~rTODeOzs misehievous dispatch
seut out from under its Wi8dONA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
NVALIDS,

And al those whose systems are run down neeC
a medicine that viii act gently and dcS DO
weaken. simmons Liver Regulator Il not onlI
mild in It's action but inTisOrEGss like glass o
swing tone and strength 20 the body.
Exrraet Of 9 letter frOm Hon. ALEIAS-
DER Il STEPHESs, Of Ga
i occasionally use, when my condition
reuuiTes II. DR.. simmons Liver Regulator
with good efe Z IL i mild and suits ne
better than more ACTIVE remedieS"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
JUNE II, 1857,

SAIl I'D JUNE ~. tsSs
commencing n 10 O'Clock a m al the furi
door Of the Court House Of said county, the 81
lowing decribei property, that Is 10 say Al
that tract or parcel Of LAM n Wheeling cre,k
in sAii Ohio oJunty. bO1niei ana dccrst-! A.
follows viz; BEGINNING At = stake on the haAn
Of wheeling creek in line With the present. hodge
fence bounding the land forneriy oSRei y
William TalIant and aner~srts By Beverly ".
Eod in trust foe Helen c the wife Of Jola y
Gilchris, which stake Is corner q sail laBj
thence IN. with AMI FINN said hedge sogiA a.
cas-, - eoluO poles 90 q stake on the hAak 81 sxi
creek, aiso . corner of aid lsaf held Ia irUsl a.
Aforesaid for Helen G. Gilchda. and thspoe
down said creek with the m.snden thsreOtD
Ssl0 poles TO the beginning. containing foCf
acres. three rosis and thiryIwo perches norr q
les. together with all the right. tt g and lutrf'-i
Of said parties % the hnt part Ia and % The
creek where IL binds OF bounds zti land. tins
the same property conveyed IN ssid N~srgsott.
g NcCsbe ~ ?. l. Hcge, trustee, By dsei dated
Msy ~. ls7T, and Of record in SAID ,lerss ofc,
In deed book 81, pages ~ aud -
Title Il believed "a b perfect, bu: selling A.
uuSse ] shs only convey stsch iIilr as |. yc,yei
In me by Mid deed u Trust
TERMS OF sALE-Onethiri Of The pGrrbEse
money, and - much NOR ~ the pure ha~f nay
elect 10 pay, IN cash on the day q sale. the 80
tdEe in two equal instalfaenn ~ one AMI tro
years respectively. ~ith Interest from dag % ,alr.
the purchaser 10 give note. fo.ths ds.errd tn
stAimenu with security approved BY the trustrc,
and the title % be retained until q yr1enii 10 GlL
ot, al the option AZ the purchaser. q decd OF uusS
90 be given upou The property - ,eure The de-
ferret tnsfalmentk Th0S O'BkiES.
Trustee.
W. ii. HALLE. Auctioneer
The undersigned desiring that the prJs1y
above mentioned may cell Zoe - much a. ps~ibie.
agree 10 unite with the trustee In decd Ia the
purchaser ROBERT A. NcCABE
". &. McABE
The above rale has been Continued unui Jolly
2 l.G. al same time and place
i~a THOs. o.BRIES. Irusiec.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
SAFE TEACHEES.

The arrangements for the meeting of the
State Teachers Educational Association at
the city on the 9th, 9th and 9TH Of July,
are about perfected, and with acknowledge
Of that already accomplished, it is no idle
assertion that it will be one Of the most
successful and profitable educational events
in the States history. Arrangements
have been made securing special rates on
ali the railroads. For those desiring 10
attend, and upon application to the State
Superintendent Of Schools, q certificate
will be furnished emitting the holder to
receive from the railroads the benefits
thereof Prominent educators from differ
ent points, have signiied their intention of
being present and participating in the eX-
ereises.
STATE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
The Board Of Public Works now in ses-
sion have ordered the grading Of the
grounds surrounding the Capitol and have
taken steps toward building the fence, &c,
for which an appropriation was made at
the last session OF the legislature This
is 4 hard blow at the small boy who has
been playing hide and seek in the three
feet high weeds, heretofore cultivated for
ornamental purposes.
THE CONGRESSIONAL BEE
The Congressional bee in the Third dis
tict Is ''buzziDg buzzlingly." Friends Of
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EOR SALE
EARM FOR SALE

ne uhsrrfber VIII II O t.de Tor q ru.r,
property near the CITY q Wheeling Alarm Of MS
ooS TIE ciry. Land yery level LArve O-cSaS
n Good Rrlit; wafer In Every Fled: two -.
49, nd Odd Wen watex. sof e nxta: CO.
Tenccr plenty q Limestone and Coal erupUns
ON On he iaai Apurchaser can Sc Q nu. sr.
lin J. u. ExISG.
fyis.Aea o6ce ma Main 81. Wheshnx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
TIE NEW CoUgT HOUSE

When the County Court at the last
school election submitted the question as
% whether or not a new Court House or
Jail should be built by Issuing
bonds, the people were given plain
IL TO understand that no matter
what their decision at the ballot
box might be 10 this connection, the build
ings would be built. II was right that
this explanation WAS made. As the REG
IsTEE has before said, nowhere in the
whole State are two buildings of this kind
more badly needed than right here. The
present condition Of affairs in this respect,
is . disgrace to the county, and Charleston
being the Capitol a crying mOnument Of
shame 10 the State. Let the Court make
good their word and take steps immediate
ly in the line they proclaimed they would
be forced TO do, did the bond proposition
fail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25

HI SIea FIX Rreml0mS& SnVerAed
as awarded at the Cincinnati Industrial Expo
sitiOnS. These are the only RefrigerStOrs 6lled
with ground estk between the walls uhe Isl
nO~n-oonduc1ing material known for the purpose,
and Gre undoubtedly the best and cheapest ar
tiele OF the kind IN the market Every Refige-
ratOr guaranteed IS represented Cal and az
anime before buying, or send oT Priceli1 Whsle-
sale and Retail Depot I2l Eain ST, CINCINNATI, Q.
JoS. W. WAY&R. Manufacturer, mys
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SENATOR FAULKNER.

Speakingof the situation 5 70 Mr.. Faulk-
ner being seated In the United States Sen
ate, Senator KennA says he has no doubt
whatever Of his admission Inquiry being
made Is 10 whether or not there was any
thing in the rumOr that the Senate would
refuse to seat either Mr.. Faulkner or Mr..
Lucas. the Senator stated that from his per-
sonal knowledge OF the personnel Of the
Senate he has no doubt whatever but that
the case will be decided on il merits. The
Senate cannot afford, he claims, to make an
arbitrary political decision for the reason
thew don't know how sOon 1t may come
hack to plague them
BUSINESS REyIyING-COURT DECISIONS
For the past week business has liyened
cd considerably In all branches OF trade,
owing in 4 measure TO the large number OF
strangers who are within the city's gates,
IN attendance at the Circuit and County
Courts, now both in session. An exchange
having been effected Judge Ira McGinness
is holding Court ID Judge Gutbrie's stead,
that gentleman holding the Lincoln COun-
II Court, now also in session. No import
ant matters outside the routine Of felony,
misdemeanOr and chaIceTy ease have been
disposed OF, although Judge McGinness Is
doing good work and IL Lot disposed to let
any grass grow under his feet. In the
civil action Of the State against 3.
W. Chrisman, ct al, late Sheriff Of
Berkeley county, a preliminary motion
was decided and the case continued until
the next term. The action, it will be re-
membered, is on Chrisman's official bond
for the recovery OF monies claimed 10 he
due the State. Chrisnan was represented
by the doughty Vim. Henry Harrison
Flick, while the States interest was care
fully guarded BY J. II. Holt, of Frame &
Holt, State agents.
The County Court, while Rept exceed
ingly busy with matters Of a minor char
acter, are tranSactiDg nothing OF general
interest, the labOS being principally con-
fined 10 issuing Of licenses, allowance OF
accounts and appointments Of a minor
nature.
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On the Is are several BUILDINGS nov reutss
Cor $50 per yeAx. The entire property kDos
o1erss JAMES 1. HAvIry
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E srocxHoLDrRs nREr1so.
Eoeses b hsssy stvs. - E srv ss
neezins a ths slockhs56R :. - IT,.
Nail voxks ~ ~ = - -
pany n Deliaire. OLA - - - aefc
ia. g ene e'eiockHl ~
bftfy q incseaafnG 81
o;.s:s1. sss.s-
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HENRY N RUSSELL
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATH.
m PROPERTY

BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust made By Nara.
re,is G. McCabe uiih Robert A. Nocsbe. BET
husband, 70 me ~ trustee, dated Aprl IS. ~.
and recorded IN The once Of The Cieft a. the
County Court Of Ohio cpunty Wss virginia 10
deed Of trust book No. l.. page SlS ] shall Ill a.
public auction. 10 the hlshesl bidder. Oh
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Ben advertisements.

II OSTLG0ED BRACIE-AT WHEELING
LPrE- Finder HiH BE suitably rewarded By
leaxingif e this OEoe. ie84
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Interesting Letter Prom Our Charleston
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KsnnA on Com
missioner Miller and senator Faulkner
Other Matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
ICON And C0AL INDUSTRIES.
CONTRACTS FOR 1ss7-PnIiApELPHIA CAPITAL IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

CONTRACTS FOR 1ss7-PHILADELPEIA CAPITAL IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA Jan Tho manufacturers OF pix iron
are anxiousy awaiting the announcement OF prices Tor
1887 on raw materials They have been gwen to under
freight They hesitatng, however. 10 make con-
tracts AT prices varying from $40 To 81 ton.
The industrial operations Of the last week include the
starting p OF two furnaces the formation OF largo
company to put in operation extensive rolling mill
near Potstown Work ia also advancing rapidly upon
extensions the Bethlehem Iron Works for the manu-
facturc OF arm0r plate.
The total amount OF Philadelphia capital which has
been pended southwest Virginia within the last year
Will reach nearly JOOOO THIS expenditure IL upon
mineral lands which have been developed aud will result
IN location ar or the most extensive plants Tor the
manufacture OF iron ana steel In TIE south.
price lands In this state has Increased nearly
ffty per within the last three months and most Ot
those which O good quality have been bought up by
large Syndicatcs Ms investments
Among tho probabilities In the retrenchment policy OF
the Reading 4, the closing it, shops place OF mani
faciure equipments 1t SAID that with the large
OF competition In and engine building equip
he built cheaply ON contract than by the
railroad companies.
within the last two weeks thai the companies nave been
unable Ia meet it, aud IN number OF Instances Inc luI-
Inccs have been compelled Ia broken coal which Is
rated among the domestic Coals.
IL Is said IN rail- Dad circles mat when tue South rem
sylyanin Railroad has been completed large number Or
iron aud steel producing establishments VIII be bu along
its line by CAPITALISTS who Interested IN the road
It's completion viii make many competitive points where
aud points will make iayoutc places for establishing
Industries.